Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre        |       For men, when they want to judge rightly, should esteem those
 2       1        |       teach our Jurisconsults to judge and also what is medicine
 3       1        |            in order that I might judge by comparing ancient and
 4       1,  I    |      greater annotation, I shall judge, adding all that is dependent
 5       1,  IV   |         it possible therefore to judge these tumults harmful, nor
 6       1,  VII  |      many because the few always judge in favor of the few. So
 7       1,  IX   |         that many perhaps should judge it a bad example that the
 8       1,  XI   |       with God. I do not want to judge whether that was true or
 9       1,  XII  |          it [even if they should judge them false] to favor and
10       1,  XII  |       usage is from them, should judge that without doubt her ruin
11       1,  XVI  |         state. It is true that I judge those Princes unfelicitous
12       1,  XVII |        THE GREATEST DIFFICULTY~I judge that it was necessary that
13       1,  XVIII| ignominious: so that in order to judge himself worthy every one
14       1,  XXXII|       the people in general will judge not to have gotten that
15       1,  XXXII|        toward them as they might judge necessary (supposing some
16       1,  XL   |         the People and made them judge him.~They [The Ten] wrote
17       1,  XLVI |          afterwards to make them judge and offend according to
18       1,  XLVII|         occasion said: Since you judge that this City would be
19       1,  XLIX |          there was not lacking a judge to keep powerful men in
20       1,  LVIII|      however it may be, I do not judge, or will ever judge, it
21       1,  LVIII|          not judge, or will ever judge, it to be a defect to defend
22       1,  LVIII|     never be anyone who will not judge that where the greater cure
23       2        |           you are constrained to judge the present more inferior
24       2        |        how these things go on, I judge that the world has always
25       2,  VII  |        the colonies. And I would judge that in any instance and
26       2,  X    |         answered that he did not judge him more powerful because
27       2,  XV   |       Annius said these words: I judge it to be most important
28       2,  XVI  |        discuss only that which I judge to be notable, and that
29       2,  XVII |  artillery [exchanges]. And as I judge it not to be outside this
30       2,  XXI  |       Lords of Tuscany. I do not judge by this that arms and force
31       2,  XXIII|          Senate had assembled to judge the Privernati, who had
32       2,  XXIX |         mentioned here, but as I judge it unnecessary, (this one
33       3,  VI   |        deceived by the love they judge others have for them, nor
34       3,  VIII |         condition of things, and judge the difficulty of the enterprise;
35       3,  XXII |         said, it is difficult to judge. None the less, so as not
36       3,  XVII |           who, when they have to judge serious matters, ought to
37       3,  XVII |     ancients governed who had to judge in similar cases. But the
38       3,  XXX  |       had judged and still would judge this part to be superfluous,
39       3,  XXXIV|         which the people have to judge men in their distribution
40       3,  XXXIV|     knowledge of him) can better judge. And that such was the custom
41       3,  XXXIV|          election of Magistrates judge according to the best evidence
42       3,  XXXV |       imputed to him. For as men judge a matter by its result,
43       3,  XXXV |    things, and are accustomed to judge the good or evil of a counsel